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By switching to edding’s EcoLine markers, made from 90% recycledmaterials , the school cut down on single-use plastic without compromising quality. Better still, for every 120 markers sold, two trees are planted – one in the UK, one in Africa. To complete the sustainability cycle, students and teachers collect used pens in the edding Return Box – a free recycling solution for all brands of pens and markers – helping students learn rst- hand howwaste becomes resource. Together, these steps make Mill Lodge an example of how you can easily bring the topic of sustainability into your classrooms. With edding, going green doesn’t mean a complete classroomoverhaul – just a few thoughtful changes can plant the seeds for lifelong habits . Teachers embraced re ll culture by using re llable markers and setting up classroom re ll stations. This initiative extends the life of each pen, with each pot being equivalent to 15 pens, whilst slashing supply costs by up to 50% . Watch our short video and start your sustainability journey today. Want to see these solutions in action? C L I C K H E R E How one UK primary school is embedding sustainability into everyday learning with edding At Mill Lodge Primary School , sustainability isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a way of life. With the help of edding, the school has transformed its classrooms into eco- friendly learning hubs , proving that small changes can make a big di erence. 2 1 3 Sustainability is essential in education as it empowers students with the knowledge and values needed to protect the environment and build a more resilient, equitable future. Teacher at Mill Lodge Primary We used to throw away our old pens, but now I feel like I'm doing something cool for the planet! Pupil at Mill Lodge Primary